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he guys i was getting mad lately because alot of BSD newbies are choosing 
openbsd because they say it is "more secure" and do not realize that FreeBSD 
spends more time improving the overall OS than on security and for a regular 
server/workstation in my opinion is better i realize alot of these people may 
be script kiddie crackers who like security but what can we do (if you even 
want to lol) to stop this stereotype that OpenBSD is the same as FreeBSD and 
also more secure


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